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Fabio Capello is convinced that Inter has more than enough arguments to defeat FC Barcelona in the semifinals of the Champions League. Just in case, to dissipate doubts, and remembering his past as a Madrid coach, the Italian technician dared to give a couple of brushstrokes about how the interist squad must face the tie.
Capello, in statements to the Gazzetta dello Sport, was convinced that Inter can be planted in the Grand Final of the Champions League that will be played in Munich. The technician began by a tactical recommendation to Simone Inzaghi to punish the Barca system raised by Hansi Flick. Capello glossed the many virtues of Barça, including the capacity of pressure after loss, but there warns a clear deficiency that can punish the Barça. “Barça players are very good, but if you exceed the first pressure line you can do a lot of damage,” he said.
Once again, Capello entered the game of comparisons between Leo Messi and Lamine Yamal. The Italian again marked distances with respect to both stars formed in the Barça quarry and recalled a past tie to reinforce interist mood. “Lamine Yamal is not Messi. If Inter could stop Messi in 2010, it can now repeat it with Barça de Lamine Yamal.”
The exrenator is not the first time that it is pronounced on both players and insists that Leo is still in another dimension. “I have read some exaggerated comparisons about Lamine. It is a kid who is doing important things. When he started in Barcelona, ​​it was said that it was the new Messi, but does not reach that level. He is an extraordinary, spectacular player, of elite, but does not have the genius of Messi.”
Bastoni does not see it clear
One of the key pieces in Simone Inzaghi's scheme, Alessandro Bastoni also pointed out some of the guidelines to stand up to Barça in the semifinals. The Italian defense does accept a fundamental difference between both templates. “Individually we are not as strong as the other teams, but as a team we can overcome any of them. If we stop working together we run the risk of collapsing. On the other hand, if we are able to unite in difficult times and attack at the right time, we are at the level of the rest.”
Questioned by the way of raising the formula to stop Lamine Yamal, Bastoni was the most sincere and brief in his response: “I don't know.” Without a doubt, in the semifinal matches, Bastoni will have the opportunity to see how Lamine faces him every time the canterano leaves the band to step on the central axis of the attack.
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